RN-MSN

The RN-MSN program prepares graduates of an accredited Associate Degree in Nursing or Diploma (RN) program to obtain a Master of Science in Nursing degree through a focused curriculum comprised of 134 undergraduate and graduate credit hours. Upon completion of the RN-MSN program, a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree is awarded. A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree is not awarded as part of the RN-MSN degree program.

Program Advantages:

All RN-MSN students receive the “Future of Nursing Scholarship” equal to20% of the cost of tuition each semester!

Classes meet face-to-face for just ONE HALF-DAY PER MONTH for the entire program (some classes are available online) and students can progress on a full-time or part-time basis

The program is designed to be completed in 3 ½ years (full-time enrollment) while working full-time as a Registered Nurse. Students may opt to take additional classes during the summer term and complete the program in just 2 ½ years (full time enrollment)

Internship hours can be completed at times and locations convenient to the student and preceptor

Easy online access to full library services, reference materials, and support services

Numerous other scholarships, grants, and "service-cancellable loans" available to students enrolled in the RN-MSN program

NO GRE REQUIREMENT!

Mission

The mission of the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program at Thomas University is to prepare nurses who are reflective and critical practitioners of the art and science of nursing; are caring, culturally competent, and politically aware; and who practice within a legal and ethical framework in the advanced roles of leader, advocate, educator, and researcher. The graduate will be an effective communicator, a competent scholar, and a professional role model. Graduates of the RN-MSN program will be equipped with the knowledge, competencies, and values to assume roles as nursing leaders or educators in current and future health care or academic settings.